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@fezchat/theme-fez

v0.1.2

Published

The fez theme — the landing page's palette, worn by the app. Black ground, one amber source, monospace throughout.

Readme

@fezchat/theme-fez

The look, worn by the app. The landing page's own palette on every surface: black ground, one ember (#FF6A00), monospace throughout. Restraint as a design — one accent, everything else quiet. The nostalgia is in the monospace and the restraint, not in scanlines or phosphor cosplay.

What it registers

  • The fez theme — a single gui part, one registerTheme("fez", ...) call with a light and a dark variant. Pick it in settings → appearance.

Nothing else. No commands, no views, no state; ui is its only permission.

How

Wells, hairlines, surfaces, and the one accent are theme tokens, so every extension inherits the look without shipping a line of CSS. The dark variant is the landing page — enormous darkness with a single amber source in it; the light variant keeps the same bones in daylight. Swap themes and every extension follows, because none of them ever knew a color by name.